Gemini Apps Now Export Directly to Google Sites
The new integration allows users to host interactive AI-generated content as private web pages.
Updated on Oct. 23, 2026 in Artificial Intelligence
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Google has launched a new export feature that allows Gemini users to move interactive applications directly into Google Sites as private drafts. This update, available on the web, Android, and iOS, lets users share apps without requiring recipients to access original Gemini conversations.
Why it matters
This integration removes friction for non-technical users who want to host and share interactive AI content. By turning Gemini-generated applications into embeddable web pages, it shifts the focus from chat interfaces to persistent, shareable digital workspaces.
The integration automates the creation of a private site draft using existing Google Sites sharing protocols. It requires no new admin configuration, effectively treating the generated app as an embedded asset within the user's existing site file system.
The players
A multinational technology conglomerate that develops the Gemini AI platform and the Google Sites web-publishing service.
Gemini
An AI-powered conversational interface and application-generation engine maintained by Google.
Google Sites
A structured web-page creation tool that allows users to assemble content and embedded applications without manual coding.
The details
When a user selects the export option within the Gemini interface, the system initiates a transfer that wraps the interactive application into a template compatible with the Google Sites block-based editor. The resulting output is a draft where users can integrate additional assets from Google Drive and modify the page layout before publishing. Permissions for the final application remain tethered to the underlying site's sharing settings, allowing for granular control over who can view or interact with the embedded tools.
Timeline
Google announced the new export feature on October 23, 2026.
The Tech Race
This move represents a departure from the walled-garden approach of standalone AI chatbots, positioning Gemini as a content factory for the broader web. It directly competes with other low-code platforms by allowing users to treat AI-generated interactive apps as modular components for internal or public-facing sites.
Users can now move interactive applications to Sites immediately using their existing Google Workspace or personal accounts. The feature is natively available across web, Android, and iOS without requiring additional administrative permissions.
The takeaway
This export capability signals a pivot toward making AI-generated tools permanent parts of a digital workflow rather than temporary chat logs. Users should monitor for future updates regarding the depth of customization available for embedded apps versus static content in their site drafts.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by SammyGuru.
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